hi all how important is the correct location of the rear door hinges on traveller doors, both for the post and the door, mine are in a pile and i am not 100% sure what goes where, to be honest they look the same anyway, but i would like to be sure.
Two have the letter L on the back so i am assuming they go on the left (not rocket science i know!), any advice?
cheers all.
traveller rear door hinges
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Re: traveller rear door hinges
If no one replies I will have a look at the weekend for you.
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Kevin
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Re: traveller rear door hinges
Are there not holes in the wood for them?? I dont think location is critical, but it would pay to make sure they are in roughly the right place.
The bottom hinges shouldn't be too hard to get in the right place due to the "triangular" plates that butt up against the rear pillar - these have the holes for the bolts to go through.
The bottom hinges shouldn't be too hard to get in the right place due to the "triangular" plates that butt up against the rear pillar - these have the holes for the bolts to go through.
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Re: traveller rear door hinges
There is an old posting on here with photos of the correct hinges in the right places
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